The Master Of Tata Steel

[@MrHIMANSHU420]

Last time Jorden won Tata steel by beating Anish this time he helped Anish by beating Nodirbek. So happy for Anish.

[@Xiuhtec]

The relatively low score of the winner just shows how close the competition was in this tournament, which makes for much more interesting games (when it isn't just loads of draws, which luckily this one was not)!

[@aronuchukwuezugo615]

Loads of draws and close encounter was what made the winner have a relatively low score.

[@tomriddle5518]

#suggestion you need to show the game between Anish and Jorden, incredible resources found by Anish to save the game, not to mention the unbelievably difficult sequence that Jorden might have found to win that game (knight sac). Also, that game is that half point that gave Anish the title!

[@orchestrate]

At least he just experienced that you should never prioritize winning the tournament over winning the chess game. I'm sure he's gonna continue to be a beast.

[@KvS1248]

So one dutch guy helping the other dutch guy to win a big tournament in their own country, quite a nice story 😄✌️Go Holland! 🇳🇱

[@TomJones-tx7pb]

That is what it looks like to me. "This game is still so drawn, after all my attempts to create a positionally lost game, how can I lose it? I know, bring my king out!" BTW, Carlsen won more games than anyone else, and Giri nearly won the prize for most draws.

[@kamitebyani5309]

Thanks for excellent coverage of the tournament!

[@gerainedoss7123]

Looking at those standings….what a murderers row of talent! Well done by Anish! 👏👏

[@tomasz9429]

"He played not to lose." And he lost, which is expected when you adopt that mindset.

[@saryjou2793]

Just look at Jorden's knight on g8!!! He spend the whole game sitting in his starting position until got captured!! If I did that they would call me insane

[@dan.m.8614]

Suddenly the 200k ppl cheering for Nodirbek went silent and only 100 are left tho... Bandwagons in their purest form. Congrats to Anish Giri, really deserved it, to magnus for coming back from 11th place and to Nodirbek for great performances!

[@julianchance8806]

Thank you for doing what you do uniquely and consistently.

[@Chess4Net]

Nadirbek couldn't cope with his nerves. But he has got everything ahead in his career.

[@jonathancauley5345]

I was really hoping he would this game but yeah, Jordan played like a monster!

[@akarshJD]

No one can call Anish Draw champion if he wins tournaments like these

[@tatsuyasigh1906]

To win it in such a fashion as well. Impossible escape followed clutch win last 2 rounds while beating Magnus earlier in the tournament as well. If Anish ever competes in a WCC, we'll look back at this as the moment it started

[@dmythica]

He's passed that title on to Soild So

[@jpupadhyay7636]

@@dmythica aronian too 12 draws one loss lmao

[@Greatermaxim]

How well would you do against them at Chess?

[@PreservationEnthusiast]

Threatening all sorts of nasty discoveries... but the problem is you don't have a good discovery!

[@martyns1722]

Thank you for showing the standings.

[@eshneto]

I wanted Nodirbeck to win, but Anish, of all players, specially being the local hero, also had my support since the very beginning.

[@juno3189]

Wow last night I thought Noderbek was winning and I was rooting for cutie Jorden. And now I watch him win! Awesome!

[@piyushkeshan5203]

Anish finally getting what he deserves

[@nadeemtron]

This video says it has no views and was posted 7 seconds ago and there’s already a comment. Unbelievable. Thanks for all your videos - I don’t know much about chess, but I try to absorb and watch almost everything you post 🙏

[@Vinod.2020-k4z]

This is the channel where people like you and me have started their chess journey.

[@daarom3472]

Followed Agad since he has around 1-2K followers. You should check out some of his old videos quite hilarious his voice is way deeper ^^

[@P.sherman45]

This is Very nice, I was His sub since he had 200k

[@slyjokerg]

We have to do a drinking game for Antonio's commentary. "...and it is as of move 48 that we have a completely new game"... whatever the number, is said in EVERY video.

[@amanjain5862]

The 5 Time Runner Up finally wins it 🔥🔥❤️❤️ Congratulations Anish Bhai 😂❤️

[@Lol-qy1dy]

Yeah finally, will deserved

[@ricarkad7373]

Nodirbek just 18 but his achievements made me expect perfection from him and sure I'm devastated by his timid play in the final round

[@mengekyosyaringanKamui]

Funny how u mention in the beginning both played not to lose game But the end game moment shattered it

[@squeakykleen4832]

I would like to suggest if we can please have Fischer vs Spassky 1992 rematch analysed. Found some in other channels but would be great to see one in Agadmator’s.

[@Jimmy.Leonardo]

Agadmator looking sharp today. Love it.

[@RetroAiUnleashed]

Thank you for covering the event

[@fkhr2406]

When you hear Agad say "he not play for the win, he just doesn't want to lose", you know who gonna win this

[@Torashiro_Kawabe]

Well, 2nd place in such a tournament is still very nice for Abdusattorov. What a strong chess machine from Uzbekistan, he has my utmost respect 🇨🇳🤝🇺🇿.

[@wszczebrzeszyn]

Interestingly, Carlsen got 5 wins in this tournament, even more than Giri and Abdusatorov.

[@ritanshusingh8064]

Interestingly magnus also got more loses

[@irvandipawangsa3609]

True! Unfortunately, the two losses he had conceded in the previous rounds cost him the tournament. Also a missed win against Pragg yesterday! Had he won the game against Prag, he would be the champion instead!

[@Romans8-9]

Interestingly only Anish and Wesley were undefeated.

[@dco1019]

Interestingly Anish had Magnus his trusted second Jan Gustafson as his second this tourney

[@joepschoenmakers8599]

Crazy strong field, really nice that Anish won

[@aa7988]

Very nice wrap up to say that Nıodirbek plays not to lose.

[@GJAkuo]

Nah. Nodirbek got cocky. He was like “Jorden’s weak, I dont need to try”. Then he realized he was losing n it was too late. So because he couldnt call a draw, he HAD TO resign.

[@sonarbangla8711]

The entire chess federation and the top players are given a shock therapy. Valuable experience for Abdussatarov.

[@sonwabilepapu2232]

Bro is the biggest troll, enjoying he’s game reviews

[@burimsaliji23]

I'm sorry for nodribek I was pretty sure he would win it 😔 but he is still young and I'm sure he'll win many tournaments to come 🙂 and congrats to anish he is also one great chess player 🙂

[@arkzbh]

Anish deserves to win every tournament just because his humors 😁

[@shubhamrahinj6864]

Truly human minds has huge potential once we need it. In this game playing for a draw costed nodirbek tournament of life. He could not ignite the fire needed to win because drawing mindset

[@samirankundu2955]

Congratulations

[@Greatermaxim]

It is nice Giri won. Many people in Chess could not get as far as him.

[@odinniereece4096]

Nodirbek is always placed high in tournaments.. I wont be surprised if he enters the candidates tournament and win it within the next couple of years

[@drnantz]

When you watch the game live it is much more dramatic and rich with commentary and insights.

[@wynoglia]

Man. Had so much hope for nodirbek :((

[@nikolakatanic1085]

@Agadmator Literally half of top10 did not participate.. Nepo, Alireza, Hikaru, Anand and Karjakin.. :D

[@davinlwanga7719]

with maxime also missing

[@AmmoBoks]

Not the first time that playing for a draw ends in a lost.

[@giovannicorno1247]

I agree with the final conclusion, Nodirbek had probably what sometimes is called "fear of victory" he didn't play has he normally would. Anyway he played a superb tournament, he deserves great congratulations.

[@Lambert7785]

great coverage, thanks - looks like nordirbek got frightened he would lose....- and then of course he did/ imv, you just have to play the best game you have, and let the chips fall where they may :)

[@SanjeevDD]

Getting the right balance is all aspects of life. This is one more example of that. Congratulations to Anish Giri. Feel sorry for Pragga, he suddenly lost his winning ways.

[@xgrmusix]

Hello Antonio, may I ask you 1 thing? What application do you use for your chessboard?

[@vasukushalnagar4087]

Big fan of Donkey Kong 64 as a kid. Played it again more recently and yeah the issues definitely show.

[@sebastianmarx9606]

Wasn´t there another series to come? About Botvinnik I guess? Or did I dream that (real possibility)?

[@romanempires8758]

Man of Steel 😍.

[@namdevp0707]

Antonio as u asked. My favorite video game as a kid was COC.

[@CMAAvinash]

I always wonder about Magnus after losing 2-3 games he still wins heart.🤭😍💥

[@Morphysince94]

🙄 he was 2/5 from there he scored 8/13.. and won Second position in this years tata steel. that is one of the greatest comeback chess history by far. also Bro has 9 of these tata steel masters championships 👑 . So don't get sad

[@irvandipawangsa3609]

@@Morphysince94 Yeah, if only he had won the game against Prag yesterday, he would claim the title for sure with 9/13!

[@Romans8-9]

@@Morphysince94 3rd not 2nd.

[@Romans8-9]

@@irvandipawangsa3609 Wrong if he beat Pragg he has 8.5 not 9.

[@CMAAvinash]

@@Morphysince94 He need to cut his Hair...😁😁

[@eugeniirabiner750]

Did Nodribeck miss a trick? After ....Rh2, instead of Ree2, should have played Rxh2 Rxh2, and Nxd5+ - if exd5, then Bxc8 - what am I missing?

[@maxmarks3503]

Nodirbeck wins a pawn this way, but he does allow Black's rook on the second rank. Might be too much of a positional disadvantage.

[@erwinjoseph5361]

Wesley matches was never featured in this tournament 😢

[@Noelito40]

"Now, you just have to play chess!" 👏👏😁😁

[@parsafakhar]

dude show the magnus game, that was insane

[@the__robot2494]

My favorite game as a child was the board game “Risk”

[@donsurlylyte]

good job Anish

[@vladimirs7878]

So I have a question. Where is Alireza? He hasn't played since the candidates, right? 2900 in blitz, played in the candidates at 18 yrs old, youngest to cross 2800. Where is he?

[@playfulpottery6399]

Van foreest helps out his country man

[@Youtube_Stole_My_Handle_Too]

It didn't take long from we started bullying him with Anish Draw before he punched back with this glorious win. Congrats Giri. Good games there were too. Now we want to see repetition or else you know what we'll do.

[@khann2159]

Fun fact: Nepo is for the first time ranked in 2nd on the clasical rating list. (Due to ding's poor performance)

[@loneranterism]

Drawnish Giri turns into Winnish Giri

[@Mr.Note__]

What was your favorite video game as a child

[@Zach_Routhier]

He lost because he was afraid to win. You must never be afraid to win. Ever. Lay it all on the line. "We must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see it's path. Where the fear has gone, there will be nothing. Only I will remain."

[@dco1019]

Yeah.. and in chess trying to win and be better offers excellent chances to draw. It gives a buffer to be wrong..

[@zladuric]

"Now you just have to play chess." -- agadmator :)

[@amaahid6480]

Anish never lost a single game. Magnus with 2 losses final score of 8

[@EnjoyPoPcornYagnik]

So the points we talk about is gained from the tournaments alone right ?

[@Persepolis1]

The fewest number of draws in the tournament: Magnus and Parham.

[@guckfoogle2779]

I see more 🇮🇳 in the top standings and I expect to see even more in the future (India 🇮🇳)

[@kellamyoshikage286]

Mario Kart Wii, it's not what I played the most but boy do I love it. Wish I could play it more often now, but the wii remotes are failing...

[@roderickmain9697]

In my humble opinion, you should always play to win. If you are playing for a draw you leave yourself open to being defeated by being over cautious.

[@1993buakaw]

"Someone resigned the game" is a sentence " In this position , on this move someone resigned the game ,as there's nothing more to be done " is an emotion

[@elardbronkhorst6812]

"Weird computer ". What I say everyday at work.

[@alexanderbrunel1209]

Well done Anish

[@vigneshmallya9597]

Witnessing the champion 🏆first here!!!!!! PS: tool me 1.30min to think and tyte that line🥺

[@Kitsomo]

What was your favorite video game as a child?

[@seeess925]

Alireza missing? There's a more dangerous user missing. Where is Nakmur?

[@renishisrael9520]

10:38 " Maybe only Alireza is missing from the top 10 " . Hikaru : " Am I a joke to you ? "

[@vigneshr8956]

Reached 1700 elo today🥳

[@MrLocke420]

08:20 how about Rxh2 Rxh2 Nxd5+ and black cant take because the Bishob on c8 is hanging

[@Graceclaw]

Can't play not to win in chess, always have to play to win

[@highlinegaming7435]

my favourite video game as a child was Shadow fight 2

[@nyzrh]

Steel man.

[@nicbentulan]

Anish is Russian-born, and Nodirbek is Uzbek, where Uzbekistan is former Soviet Union right?

[@nicbentulan]

Why does Magnus say good things about non-American prodigies like Alireza, Arjun, Andrey Esipenko, Pragg, Vincent Keymer, et al but not for American prodigies like Hans? Does Magnus Carlsen have something against Americans? Or Jews? Muslims? Preview: [BEGIN PREVIEW] This is what I was told: (2022 Oct) There's also no doubt that Magnus generally dislikes americans- he said so on one of the Magnus effect podcast episodes. [END PREVIEW] (HUGE UPDATE: See zs4zpf how Magnus has something against Jews more than Americans.) Part A. Main Americans Part B. But consider the non-Americans of the next generation: Part C. Cheating Part D. Additional: Part E. Updates: Bobby Fischer would agree with me and would side with Hans and Wesley over Magnus and Hikaru. I'm not American, but God bless America. I don't think Bobby would like the US government today, but I think Bobby would like the US players today esp Hans and Wesley. I guess Magnus is the reverse: no political opinion on the US but has something against American people or American players, as Magnus admitted in podcast (see yev3a1 ). Part A. Main Americans A.1 - Hans Niemann (+ Hans' coach) is American. A.2 - Wesley So 'completely obliterated' (as agadmator said) Magnus Carlsen in the 9LX world championship 13.5-2.5 and 4-0. Magnus was 'deeply ashamed'. A.3 - Bobby Fischer invented 9LX, which Magnus sucks at. Look at the low ratings Magnus gave of Bobby in that world champions ranked series. This is what Larry Kaufman told me: Magnus doesn't generally play such great openings, he strives to get the game out of book as early as possible usually. I think the issue here is that his greatest strength is the endgame, but FRC games are much more likely to be decided in the middlegame as the players are on their own so early. That's probably why he doesn't shine as brightly in FRC as in Classical chess. A.4 - Actually, the above 3, Hans Niemann, Wesley So and Bobby Fischer are like Beth Harmon: Each is 'a prodigy, had a rather dark childhood and is American'. Their stories about overcoming their struggles in childhood are very inspirational. Magnus rated The Queen's Gambit ONLY 5 out of 6. Part B. But consider the non-Americans of the next generation: B.1 - Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa is not American: Magnus gives Pragg today round of APPLAUSE after his Stunning performance (Julius Baer Generation Cup 2022) B.2 - Andrey Esipenko is not American: Magnus 'didn't say anything when got beaten by Esipenko'. B.3 - Alireza Firouzja is not American: Magnus said like 'I won't play WCC 2023 unless Alireza wins.' Part C. Cheating C.1 - Magnus cheated against Daniel 'Danya' Naroditsky on lichess. C.2 - Magnus cheated against Nepo in 2021 WCC with the knight touch move thing and then said 'do better' as part of gaslighting the reporter. Nepo isn't American, but...Nepo is Jewish. Not sure of the relation between Jews and the US, but I remember Bobby Fischer kept connecting Jews to the US (or at least to Bush and Clinton). Btw look up 'Bobby Fischer if alive today would support Hans Niemann over Magnus Carlsen ... apparently not?!' C.3 - Magnus also cheated in world blitz 2019 in distracting Alireza. Yes Magnus spoke in Norwegian on own turn BUT AFTER punching clock continued to talk on Alireza's turn. Again, Alireza isnt American, but well...maybe Alireza's a Muslim similar to how Nepo's a Jew? (Remember when Wesley's account was hacked? Ha6uVGB-Mtw ) Part D. Additional: D.1 - Magnus described Hikaru Nakamura as merely 'decent'. (However now Hikaru and Magnus are allies re Hans. Hikaru is a traitor to the US.) D.2 - Eric Rosen beat Magnus in 9LX. D.3 - Magnus condescendingly asks Andrea Botez how knights move. (Btw papabotez told me that both Andrea and Alex are dual citizens contrary to what Wikipedia said at the time.) D.4 - Magnus quit the 2022 Sinquefield Cup, named after an American Rex Sinquefield and hosted in St Louis Chess Club in the US. D.5 - Also there was that thing with Maurice Ashley. D.6 - When Fabi switched from Italy to the US, Magnus said the US was 'buying nerds'. To this day, the only opponent Magnus hasn't beaten in a classical WCC game is an American, namely Fabi. SAYNOTO2900 Part E. Updates: E.1 Look up 'Is Magnus against Americans (joke theory)? Kostya Kavutskiy replies in Twitch. (2022Sep)' E.2 I was told 'Magnus, like most Scandinavians, probably feels like America is a bit of a barbaric country.' - NM John Chernoff aka zugaddict from lichess and reddit (moderator of r/TournamentChess ) aka GargleBlaster from chessc*m told me in chat in 2022Sep. E.3 Americans had won 4 tournaments in 9LX in a row from 2019Nov to 2022Sep, namely FIDE 2019, St Louis 2020, St Louis 2021 and St Louis 2022. Then there's a European in 2nd place. (Of course this extended to 5 tournaments with FIDE 2022Oct. But to be fair Magnus is the only European winner namely in 2020 tied Hikaru.) E.4 This is what oprocyona, woke moralist told me: Many decisions in tournament chess are made to favor the player that brings in the most sponsorship dollars and views, which is undoubtedly Magnus. There's also no doubt that Magnus generally dislikes americans- he said so on one of the Magnus effect podcast episodes. Here's the link I was given: Magnus Effect episode 2 - 20 Best Ways to Introduce Yourself As for tournament decisions, see 'Parallel between Hans and Fischer Random 2022?' (see ydwn2y and this update zs4zpf ) Note: This post is not (completely) serious. (see yev3a1 and zs4zpf ) P.S. agadmator accepted my suggestion - see As32LdyKDbc P.P.S. Who's the biggest sore loser? Light Yagami (death note), Magnus Carlsen (chess), Garrett Adelstein (poker), Magnus Carlsen (chess960) (HUGE UPDATE: See zs4zpf how Magnus has something against Jews more than Americans.) P.P.P.S. Please help get Wesley So on Lex Fridman's podcast. See xcdhgq

[@nicbentulan]

Bobby Fischer if alive today would support Hans Niemann over Magnus Carlsen ... Apparently not?! Part1. I was told in 2022 Dec: (as an answer to my question 'Does Magnus Carlsen have something against Americans?') (BUT I DISAGREE WITH THIS. SO KZbin DON'T HIT ME FOR HATE SPEECH. I'M NOT A RA()ST. I'M SAYING MAGNUS IS A RA()ST.) I would assume Magnus hates Jews more than Americans. Maybe such as Levon Aronian Niemann Naroditsky Caruana Ben finegold Levy Rozman Nepo Daniil Dubov Sergey Karjakin Danny Rensch Mamedyarov Vachier-Lagrave Fischer Kasparov Etc etc Aside from Magnus Hikaru and So Basically most of the top brass in chess world is team Jew. And it's MY theory that Niemann did cheat and it's a Jewish conspiracy to bring down the gentile who dominated them past two decades. (MY NOTE: THE PRECEDING PARAGRAPH I BELIEVE IS NOT NECESSARILY RA()ST. THIS IS EFFECTIVELY THE SAME ACCUSATION THAT BOBBY MADE AGAINST THE RUSSIANS / SOVIETS.) Part2. And then I was told further: (I disagree with this, but I believe it goes to show what Magnus thinks! Damn RA()ST MAGNUS!) 2.1 - It's my belief that hans did cheat (not that Magnus is unbeatable) and that it was from some from. Of crowd aid, perhaps even from organizers themselves. 2.2 - As for Hikaru and so. They are just two very good non Jewish chess players. Hikaru is tangled up due to his stream comments and So was just an example of one of the few big name non jewsih chess players from America. Non of the Indians are Jews but almost all the Russians are. 2.3 - I mention Lex because he randomly at the same time (during his own ascent into the public eye) has THREE episodes of chess podcasts. Gotham botezs and Hikaru. (...) Lex own popularity seems to be out of nowhere. 2.4 - Also you seem hell bent on getting So on Lex fridman. Like why? 2.5 - Oh and he just so happened to have Kanye West. Hahahah who the hell has botezs sisters one day and can convince Kanye West to come on? Part3. My thoughts: 3.1 - Of course I don't think that there's a Jewish conspiracy or that Hans cheated. 3.2 - If Bobby were alive today, then I think Bobby would still be against Jewish / US LEADERS or POLITICIANS not arbitrary citizens and especially not players and especially not Wesley So considering Bobby had a lot of Philippine friends, most notably Eugene Torre. Tell me that Wesley So wouldn't have been Bobby Fischer's favourite player since 2019 Oct. Considering what Bobby said about Garry Kasparov, do you think Bobby would like Magnus Carlsen? Or at least Magnus over Wesley So? 3.3 - But I can invert this conspiracy to say Magnus thinks there's a Jewish conspiracy or at least Magnus is a sore loser from losing to Jews or Americans and thus accused Hans, a Jewish American, of cheating. 3.4 - Note that Magnus' main rivals in chess and 9LX (of the same generation i.e. post-Vishy) are Jewish or American: Sergey - 2016 WCC Fabi - 2018 WCC Wesley So (& Nepo?) - 2019 WC Nepo - 2021 WCC Hikaru & Nepo - 2022 WC 3.5 - This would explain why Sergey, a pro-Putin Ukrainian-born Russian, sides with 3 Americans over fellow non-Ukrainian European Magnus. I asked Sergey in 2022 Sep: A - Sergey did Hans cheat? B - Sergey what do you think of the upcoming 9LX tournament in Iceland 2022Oct? C - Please it's killing me!!!! Do you support Wesley? Sergey said: A - I have no ideas:). Magnus played bad and Hans played well. B - I like Fisher chess and it is pity that we don’t have many tournaments on it. C - Wesley is a hero:). Well if the Jewish thing doesn't explain it, then I guess, if you're anti-Putin, it's because Magnus is such an evil human being that a pro-Putin would choose an American over Magnus 3x. Lol. (And don't say nationality or ethnicity isn't relevant when we're talking about Sergey who considers Daniil Dubov a traitor to Russia for siding with Magnus over Nepo.) (Actually, Hikaru is a traitor to the US for siding with Magnus over Hans. And yet Daniil wasn't allowed to play with the Russian flag shortly after the betrayal while Hikaru can still play with the US flag. Why?) 3.6 I've been called a fake account for each of the ff: Wesley So, Hans Niemann, Sergey Karjakin & the 15yo ghost of Bobby Fischer. What do these 4 rivals of Magnus have in common? I didn't know the answer until now. (Obviously, all 4 but Sergey are American.) The answer is that they are all American OR JEWISH! I have so far never been accused of being a fake account for a non-Jewish or non-American rival of Magnus. Part4. Sources: 4.1 - zs4zpf 4.2 - xcdhgq 4.3 - quote: (2022 Oct) Many decisions in tournament chess are made to favor the player that brings in the most sponsorship dollars and views, which is undoubtedly Magnus. There's also no doubt that Magnus generally dislikes americans- he said so on one of the Magnus effect podcast episodes.

[@shawncarter7188]

What a slow demise on this game wow... could feel the constriction

[@meren2142]

i think you should cover a game from mustafa yılmaz in tata steel challengers.

[@stewste4316]

Why was aliereza not playing?

[@saganaka2533]

My favourite video game as a child was halo 2

[@tatsuyasigh1906]

If Anish were to make it to a WCC someday, we'll look back on this as the moment it started. He's no longer the Spurs of the elite chess world anymore 😂

[@ojasjain7977]

As a spurs fan I thought I would be safe here 🥲

[@tywonellington]

Giri said he had learned some things about his play after getting embarrassed by Carlsen. It seems he wasn’t lying.

[@AdityaNema]

My favourite video game as a child was GTA San Andreas

[@mr.anonymous5961]

Anish's win over Magnus technically won him the tournament

[@keikoaoyama6416]

Anish already crowned by Antonio just after round 9

[@Philiopantheon82]

Jordan was the MVP of this Tata Steel

[@giannisxalkis1965]

is there a reason to not take the pawn at h5 im confused

[@wot_hog]

As soon as Jorden played the magic move, b4, we knew what the outcome would be!

[@roky7480]

I don’t understand how Abdusattarov missed a simple Chess move - “ if you are not playing for a win, you are not going to win”

[@misterfunnybones]

Data played Kolrami to a stalemate & forced him to quit out of frustration. Star Trek TNG S2:E21

[@RazielDeTam]

So much fight for Nf6 😭 1 missvaluetion and GG

[@johnmallette3143]

gg